New Panel Adds Otto Miller to New Mexico Chamber Panel
A Friday 9 a.m. panel at Roswell Inn during the New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Executives Assn convention includes Otto Miller, president of the New Mexico Business and Manufacturing Assn., joining locals Tom Bolack Roswell Bill Armstrong and others. The piece notes a lively, informal group of chamber executives and adds that Guenther P. Stieghorst will moderate.
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Chamber of Commerce
Roswell Inn
New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Executives Assn
Otto Miller
New Mexico
Lerner cites rioters as subverting government aims
In Washington the mob psychology specialist Herman K Lerner testified before the House Committee on Un American Activities that rioters acts constitute subversion aimed at overturning the government and societal institutions. In New York ITT and Sheraton stock hit year highs as ITT agreed in principle to acquire Sheraton. In Saigon Thieu lowered the draft age and tightened deferments in a decree of partial mobilization. In Kalakankar India Svetlana Alliluyeva donated 250000 for a hospital from her book proceeds about growing up as Stalin's daughter. In Vatican City Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras embraced at St Peter's in a milestone step toward Christian unity.
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Associated Press
Washington
Herman K. Lerner
Baltimore
House Committee On UN- American Activities
New York
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Sheraton Corp. of America
ITT
Sheraton
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Svetlana Alliluyeva
Earth
Kalakankar
India
Stalin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Athenagoras
St. Peter’s Basilica
Carson loses rented limo to swift thief outside NBC studios
Television star Johnny Carson watched as a unidentified thief jumped into a chauffeured rented limousine and fled from the RCA Building on Sixth Avenue in heavy rain. Police sought the vehicle and a thief early Wednesday night.
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New York
Johnny Carson
Carson
RCA
National Broadcasting Co
Sixth Avenue
Clarence Leonard
Insanity defense wins LSD slaying acquittal
Stephen Kessler, Harvard-educated former medical student, found not guilty by reason of insanity in the April 11 1966 stabbing of Florence Cooper, his mother in law, in Brooklyn. The jury debated LSD as a factor after a lengthy deadlock and ordered placement in the State Mental Hygiene Authority.
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New York
Stephen Kessler
State Supreme Court
Edward Thompson
Kessler
Henrietta Kessler
Florence Cooper
Brooklyn
Maurice Edelbaum
Mrs. Cooper
Mari-Ann
U.N Condemns Truce Violations In Suez Fire Crisis
U N Security Council condemns cease-fire violations after Israeli Egyptian artillery clash near the Suez Canal. U Thant seeks more observers and patrol support while Cairo reports fires under control at Nasr and Suez refineries. Casualties include eight civilians and eight military personnel.
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Associated Press
Egypt
Suez
Suez Canal
U.N. Security Council
Israel
United States
U.N
U Thant
Security Council
Cairo
al Ahram
Nasr
Hamid Mahmoud
Mahmoud
United Nations
Soviet Union
U.S
Mystery car in Manhattan draws 31 summonses over month
Gabriele Birnbaum’s station wagon on East 25th Street prompted residents and police to investigate why it was never towed while accruing 31 parking tickets. Authorities traced the owner to Narrowsburg New York and Pennsylvania registrations, with the car held at the pound for a $25 tow fee and $155 in tickets.
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New York
Gabriele Birnbaum
East 25Th Street
East 21St Street
Narrowsburg
Upstate
Pennsylvania
Memory feats and industry in New Mexico Chamber talks
New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Executives Assn met in Roswell with a luncheon led by Peggy Corbett. Harvey Drake of Oklahoma City spoke on indexing the mind and James Covell outlined the state’s industrial development program.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Gail Harris
Harvey Drake
Oklahoma City
James Covell
Department of Development
Santa Fe
Fred Buckles
Seven Richardson children die after insecticide exposure
In Arcadia Florida seven children in the Richardson family died after eating a meal flavored with hogs head and rice. Authorities suspect parathion or malathion poisoning though no poison traces were found in the home. The parents await further test results as the family relocates with neighbors.
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Aracadia
Fla
James
Annie Mae Richardson
Dianne
Richardson
DeSoto County
Frank Cline
Millward White
Sarasota
Cline
John Treble III
Richardsons
Girl Scouts Tour Santa Fe Area Aboard Elks Sponsored Bus
Cadette Girl Scout troops 11 and 110 depart Roswell for a three day Santa Fe tour visiting Gov. Cargo and landmarks including Tesuque pueblo the Cathedral of St Francis and the Palace of the Governors. Hosted by Santa Fe Cadette Troop 55 the group will stay at the National Guard Armory with a dinner.
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Cadette Girl Scouts
Roswell
Santa Fe
David Cargo
Tesuque Pueblo
School of the Deaf
Cathedral of St. Francis
the Miraculous Staircase
State Art Museum
Hall of Anthology
Palace of the Governors
Santa
Republicans Call Crackdown on Violent Demonstrators
GOP leaders urged public authorities to target the violent fringe among demonstrators from antiwar protests to racial clashes. They promised no tolerance for actions endangering public safety and noted authorities would punish lawbreakers whether or not they are well known figures.
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Washington
Senate
House Gop
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Martin Luther King
Capitol
Congress
King
Pentagon
Defense Department
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Rararea
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Deming
Mr. John Smith
Cladyz Zell
NMU
Minnesota
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Peggy Corbett
Center of
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Jack Hilligoss
Police Headquarters
Johnson
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
White House
UPL
Girl
Debbie Wilson
Prisilla Arnold
Cheryl Hassan
Dixie Browning
Dawnell Massey
Inez Engel
Brenda Engel
Jean Pinson
Betty Graham
Nancy McShan
Jenna Anderson
Kathy Burch
Debbie Hargrove
Dia Miller
Jolene Hoffman
Lynda Eger
Kathy Trewitt
Joann Gonzales
Christine Sanchez
Sheryl Stamper
Pamala Stuart
Linda Hicks
Amanda Nillis
Cindy McDougal
Joni Blank
Daniel Berrigan
United Religious Group
Cornell University
Vietnam
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